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Last Call, 2009: Here Are 6 Posts from The Wpromoter That Help Put the Year In Perspective
Amanda Moshier | December 30th, 2009
2009 was a lot of things, but one thing is wasn’t? Boring. As we’ve said before, A LOT happened this year, and the bloggers here at Wpromote worked hard to keep up. We hope we succeeded in providing you a valuable and entertaining mix of content. As we approach the beginning of a new decade, let’s take a look at six posts from The Wpromoter that highlight some of the most important online news from 2009. The Google Witchhunt Calling it a ‘witchhunt’ is probably extreme, but let’s face it – everyone had a reason to sue Google this year. Whether Google is at fault is not for us to decide – we’ll let the courts handle that. Get an overview of some of Google’s battles from Michael Block, Wpromote’s VP of Client Services and resident PPC expert, in “Tues News: 6/30 (Google vs. Everyone Edition).” The Quest for Better ROI A recession year in terms of spending on advertising, everyone was looking for ways to increase ROI. The beauty of online marketing tends to be accountability, but another huge benefit is the ability to make nominal tweaks and notice relatively instant results. Check out this roundup from Wpromote’s President and CEO, Mike Mothner, called “8 Things You Aren’t Doing That Will Boost Your SEM Results.” The Twitter Phenomenon Twitter made it cool to ‘do you’ in 2009. If you’re still unsure what all the fuss is about or simply want a better understanding of the microblogging service that took Continue reading…
Tags: 2009 recap, 2009 retrospective, google witchhunt, hulu vs. cable networks, quest for ROI, twitter phenomenon, viral marketing mistakes
Posted in Daily Non-News Stories of Interest, Editorial, Google, Online Advertising, Random!, SEO, Social Media, Technology, Tues News, Twitter, Viral Marketing, Yahoo! | 2 Comments
